Winter Quarter Program
Study Abroad/Exchange Application Information
for WWU Students
"Concurrent enrollment" offers students the opportunity
to retain full time student status, financial aid (amount dependent
upon award; note some exclusions may apply), plus other benefits,
including receiving course credit direct on your WWU transcript. WWU
students must file a Study Abroad/Exchange Application with International
Programs & Exchange to receive these benefits.
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for Western Washington University IPE Study Abroad/Exchange Application
Form
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University IPE Home Page and General Information |
Terms Offered |
Winter Quarter 2005, 2006, 2007 |
Type of Program |
Study Abroad in Yucatán, México
Classroom Seminars and
On-Site Interactive Learning Practicums
Supervised Independent Research
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Eligibility Requirements
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Undergrads: Sophomores, Juniors
and Seniors
Graduate students |
Area of Study Requirements |
Any field of social science
or humanities with cultural studies focus [especially Anthropology
and Latin American Studies; Sociology; Art, Design, Journalism;
Theatre; Museum Studies; English, Comparative Literature; History;
Hospitality; TESL] Instruction in Spanish and English Subjects
Inter-disciplinary research in Cultural Anthropology, Ethnographic
Methods, M¯xico, Indigenous Peoples, Development, Tourism, Archaeological
Heritage Management, Maya Healing and Medicine, Migration, Urbanism,
Youth Culture, Multi-Media Research, Anthropology of Art |
Housing |
Home Stays with Bi-Lingual
Spanish and Yucatec Maya Families |
Locations |
Mérida, Pisté,
and Chichén Itzá in the state of Yucatán,
México
Educational trips to Archaeological heritage sites & Maya Riviera
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OSEA Courses |
“Seminar in Maya Anthropology”
“Seminar on Culture Concepts and Theories”
“Seminar on Ethnographic Research and Fieldwork Methods”
“Fieldwork Forum for Independent Research”
“Speaking Spanish and Yucatec Maya for Ethnographic Research” |
WWU Credits |
18 quarter credits are received
direct on WWU Transcripts |
WWU Course Equivalents |
Information pending from WWU Anthropology Dept.
Contact: Prof.
James Loucky, WWU Anthropology
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Student Status
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Study Abroad/Exchange Application allows you to retain your
full time student status, financial aid (amounts depend upon
award; some exclusions apply), plus other benefits, including
course credit received direct on WWU transcript.
See WWU-IPE for details on these and other benefits
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WWU-IPE Fees |
WWU Students pay
$185 Concurrent Enrollment Fee plus a $58 Non-Refundable Fee direct
to the WWU-IPE Office with your application |
Application |
OSEA Application Forms should
be sent to OSEA
Separate Study
Abroad/Exchange Application Forms are sent to WWU-IPE |
Deadline |
OSEA Deadline for Early Applicants is November 15, 2004
One time special deadline of November 15, 2004 for WWU students
applying for WWU-IPE
Study Abroad/Exchange to participate in OSEA Winter 2005
(deadline for 2006 is October 15, 2005)
Contact: Krista.Mitchell@wwu.edu;
phone 360/650-7627
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Contact |
Dr. Quetzil Castañeda,
Director, OSEA
email & website |
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